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Students
The University provides a supportive and inspirational environment for
mature individuals who are seeking a positive change in their lives. We
believe in the power of learning in community and collaborative relationships
that lead to win-win situations. Historically, students have been embarking
on one of life's great transitions: homemakers creating new roles and
opportunities; accomplished professionals finding new directions and dimensions;
recently retired professional athletes and military personnel looking
for a new purpose or expression; professionals and paraprofessionals in
human service who have been counseling peripherally while desiring enhanced
techniques and the opportunity to enter private practice; licensed practitioners
seeking a higher degree of competence and state of the art approaches;
and, finally, those improving the quality of their personal, as well as,
professional lives. These are all sensitive, conscientious, responsible,
and aware people in search of new significance and meaning. They are one
very important aspect of what makes the learning experience at San Diego
University for Integrative Studies so enriching. We believe that our students
are themselves great teachers. We also believe that they have the capacity
to make a difference in our collective future as agents of change in their
professions and communities.
| Silvio Silva Broxado |
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Has a B.S. in Accounting, graduate training in Services Quality
Management, and is a Master NLP Practitioner by the First Institute
of NLP. He wrote two books in the field of human motivation: " Make
The Difference Now" and "Bumba A Motivation Explosion In The Company".
Silvio has worked as consultant for several companies at the northeast
of Brazil developing human resource potential and performance. Today
he's working as an administrative and financing manager for the
largest Insurance Company in Latin America, Sul America Seguros
(Partner of Aetna Insurance Company). Silvio's long term goal is
to become the sport psychologist for the Brazilian national soccer
team. Silvio is enrolled in the SDUIS Sport Psychology Program.
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| Ray Delagrave |
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Received his B.S. in Psychology from Radford University, located
in Virginia, in 1995. In 1998, he moved to California to pursue his
Masters and Doctorate in Sport Psychology. Scott's career goal,
once he receives his degrees, is to work with collegiate and professional
athletes in the areas of injury recovery, performance enhancement,
as well as drug and alcohol addiction. He was a competitive gymnast
for 13 years and competed for Radford University at the Division
1 level. Scott currently works full time, as he attends school,
as a Sales Coordinator for a publishing company. Scott is enrolled
in the Ph.D. Program in Psychology with Specialization in Sport
Psychology.
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| Barbara Lemaire |
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For the past 20 years Barbara has been an active student and practitioner
in the motivational field. She earned an MA in counseling psychology
from the University for Humanistic Studies and currently is a doctoral
candidate in sport psychology at San Diego University for Integrative
Studies.Her interest in success and motivation began with a career
in sales. Barbara achieved the title of top salesperson for three
years in a row. She is deeply committed to a healthy balance of
mind body and spirit. Because of this commitment she has studied
the field of nutrition and exercise and became certified as a personal
trainer through the American Council of Exercise. Barbara's feet
are firmly planted in the business world where she served as a marketing
manager for a publishing company. But her heart lives and grows
in her spiritual practice as she continues to work toward a healthy
body/mind. Barbara plans on beginning her practice as a Personal
Coach after graduation.
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Was born in 1947 in Germany and has been living in San Diego for
the past 30 years. She runs a successful small business out of her
home which allows her to pursue her studies and writing career. Gisela is
enrolled in the Masters program in transpersonal psychology. She
has been an enthusiastic student of consciousness, altered states,
spirituality, intuition and everything related to the paranormal,
and how to integrate metaphysics into daily life. She has extensive
training in meditation and hypnosis and teaches classes on dream
interpretation and mind/body connection. She studied holistic healing
with Bernard Jensen, meditation at Self-Realization Fellowship in
Encinitas, and worked for seven years as manager and editor at the
Institute of Thought, a Center for Consciousness Raising and Past-Life
Studies in San Diego. Gisela is presently writing two books: Ms.
Nellie And the Skunk, a children's book in verse about a mean-spirited
German woman and a spunky skunk (both aspects of my own nature).
The other book is called Waking Dreams: The Mystical Meaning of
Stuff That Happens. Her goal for the future is to be a full-time
writer and lecturer.
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